
CELL:CM CLIENT NEWSLETTER – SPRING 2022
A warm welcome from Cell:cm to all of our clients either current or former. With the telecoms market in such a period of turbulence and uncertainty it has never been
Nokia Signs a 5G Deal to Become the Largest Equipment Provider to BT
Following the UK’s Government order for all telecommunications businesses to remove all Huawei equipment from the UK’s 5G networks by 2027, Nokia is set to become a major beneficiary
Ministers Call on Local Authorities to Help Deliver Digital Connectivity in the UK
On the 27th of August 2020, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport published their vision on how local authorities can support the UK to recover from the
New UK Review into the Impact of Huawei Equipment Installed as 5G is Rolled Out
UPDATE: Huawei 5G Kit must be Removed from the UK by 2027 On Tuesday 14th July 2020, from a decision that followed a technical review by the National Cyber
Maintaining Access to Telecoms Sites During Covid-19
As the network operators endeavour to keep the nation connected during lockdown, Cell:cm continues to work with site providers to assist key workers in achieving access to sites where possible.
New UK Review into the Impact of Huawei Equipment Installed as 5G is Rolled Out
As the relationship between the USA and China deteriorates from a tumultuous trade war, the UK has faced pressure to review the potential security ramifications of allowing Huawei equipment to
Joining the Cell:cm Team During the Covid-19 Lockdown
During the lockdown, Cell:cm welcomed five new members of staff, who all joined the team remotely. Companies across the world have found themselves in a similar unique situation recently –
CTIL v Ashloch Limited and AP Wireless II (UK) Limited
One of Cell:cm’s clients, AP Wireless II (UK) Limited, was recently awarded a landlord-favourable decision in the recent Upper Tribunal case of CTIL v Ashloch Limited. The Upper Tribunal found
Covid-19 puts strain on telecoms network
In a recent article by the Telegraph, it is suggested that the telecoms network is currently under significant pressure as a consequence of home working and other requirements for increased